An inescapable fact or situation is one you cannot avoid or ignore. You may not like it, you may look away, but it is still there. People also talk about an inescapable conclusion: if you follow the facts, you land on it whether you want to or not.

An inescapable fact or situation一個inescapable（無法逃避的）事實或處境 is one you cannot avoid or ignore是你無法避開或忽視的 You may not like it你可能不喜歡它 you may look away你可能會別過頭去 but it is still there但它還是在那裡 People also talk about an inescapable conclusion人們也會說一個inescapable（無法逃避）的結論 if you follow the facts如果你順著事實走 you land on it whether you want to or not不管你想不想要，都會得到那個結論

The picture is escape — running away — but the usual use is not about climbing out of a room. It is about truth, duty, results, and feelings you cannot dodge. It is a little formal, but you will hear it in news and careful talk, not only in books.

The picture is escape這個字的畫面是「逃」 running away也就是逃跑 but the usual use is not about climbing out of a room但一般的用法不是指從房間爬出去 It is about truth, duty, results, and feelings you cannot dodge它講的是你躲不掉的真相、責任、結果，和感受 It is a little formal這個字有點正式 but you will hear it in news and careful talk但你會在新聞和講究的談話裡聽到它 not only in books不只是在書裡

Though actually, speakers sometimes call a thing inescapable when they only mean it is very likely, or when they want you to stop arguing.

Though actually不過其實 speakers sometimes call a thing inescapable說話的人有時候會說某件事inescapable when they only mean it is very likely但其實只是想說「非常可能」 or when they want you to stop arguing或是想叫你別再爭了